Lists
Posted 11-06-2008 at 03:32 PM by sami1337
Yeah these:
Even though closing every <li> with a </li> is a legit move, you should not if you're planning on putting lists in lists as it will break the <ul>,<ol> and<dl> tags because they require an open <li>.(not sure about dl actually, they might not require <li>.)
ctrl+f deleting all </li> tags fixed all the issues, even the ones that said they required different tags to be open.
Really, why is </li> still a legit standard if it conflicts?
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Even though closing every <li> with a </li> is a legit move, you should not if you're planning on putting lists in lists as it will break the <ul>,<ol> and<dl> tags because they require an open <li>.(not sure about dl actually, they might not require <li>.)
ctrl+f deleting all </li> tags fixed all the issues, even the ones that said they required different tags to be open.
Really, why is </li> still a legit standard if it conflicts?
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Could depend on what dtd you are using? never really needed to use lists within lists so never come across the problem myself.Posted 11-09-2008 at 10:34 AM by U'ziel
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html 4 loose
Beats me why it doesn't work.Posted 11-10-2008 at 07:25 PM by sami1337
